Court Reporting in San Antonio, TX

Our team of experienced and professional court reporters, videographers, and interpreters deliver high-quality transcripts in every area of law. We are especially well-versed in legal matters regarding intellectual property, insurance, securities, and commercial litigation.

With modern conference rooms around the world stocked with the latest in deposition technology (and snacks!), we can cover your deposition whether it’s local to San Antonio, or has parties around the Planet.

Video Depositions in San Antonio

Depositions have changed. No longer does a deposition need to just be recorded by a court reporter on a stenotype machine. Video depositions allow you to capture your deponent’s reaction in real-time as you show them exhibits or ask them questions. Our Certified Legal Video Specialists are trained in the latest video deposition technology, have modern hardware capable of ensuring crisp audio and video, and are trained in monitoring and adjusting as necessary throughout the deposition.

In addition to video depositions, videoconferencing is a great way to hold meetings amongst your various offices, conducting training seminars, or even interviewing prospective employees. We have experienced coordinators that will make all the arrangements for you, and we can provide you with full, split, or dual screens along with streaming audio, video, and text.

Things To Do In San Antonio Between Depositions

The River Walk! Nicknamed America’s Venice, the River Walk is a must-see. Not only does this 15-mile waterway offer beautiful views, but it is conveniently lined with restaurants, shopping, and entertainments galore. San Antonio packs a lot of fun all along the River Walk, with breweries, an open-air theatre offering shows ranging from dance to folk music to opera, spas, more restaurants, and festivals year-round. Cruises are available down the river, too!

Remember the Alamo! It’s history, it’s a great photo op, it’s a cool thing to check off your list of “must-sees” you have seen. Originally a mission (Mission San Antonio de Valero), the Alamo has had a series of uses, including fortress, garrison, warehouse, and even grocery store! Now a museum, the Alamo draws visitors from all over, and is a real treasure.

As one would expect of any Texas city, San Antonio is warm and friendly. Temperatures rarely go below 40, even in the coldest month (January), and soar to the 90s in August. San Antonio has been ranked among the U.S.’ friendliest cities, so in addition to good food and plenty to do, you’re in for some sensational hospitality.

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